Helene Cooper: "[Obama] is very much hampered by the political reality at the moment".
Unexpectedly, the present paper reveals that the transport of STx in HeLa cells is very severely hampered by Exo2 treatment, particularly following short (1 2 h) challenges with toxin.
Thus we conclude that PET/CT imaging is very frequently hampered by artifacts and that the CT part of this dual imaging should be performed with the best possible quality in order to alleviate most interpretation problems.
Dopamine is released when you're in love and when you eat chocolate, but also when you take cocaine and smoke fags, and the latter two may very well hamper your success at relationships.
Although rate performance and lifetime of electrodes have been widely investigated, interfacial insight remains very superficial, hampering considerable improvement of electrode performance.
The question of staffing on the hotline is a concern because incompetent operators who are unable to distinguish the names of cities or are unfamiliar with military jargon could very well hamper accurate reporting of ceasefire violations, coming away with incorrect or incomplete information.
Given current international attention on elections that at the very least were hampered by massive irregularities in which the government acknowledged that it failed to adequately train poll workers - which tipped the scales in favor of President Michel Martelly's ruling party - it is tempting to pin all the blame on Haiti's leaders.
In contrast, as soon as one mAb binding site is engaged with its target on the cell surface, re-orientation should be hampered, very likely preventing engagement of the second binding site of the particle-grafted molecule.
Yet, this very ability has also hampered their growth, as most web companies wish to retain full control on their users base and computing infrastructure.
